Personal Growth
- Accommodating Pregnant and Lactating Students Heather Cowan, M.A. This webinar will discuss the various requirements for academic accommodations for pregnant and lactating students under Title IX with real-life scenarios and how they were resolved.
- Budget Basics for Student Affairs Professionals Dr. Mark Kretovics This webinar will provide participants the information necessary to understand the budget process and is geared toward anyone who is uncomfortable with reading and/or preparing budgets.
- Counseling Basics for Student Affairs Professionals Dr. Aaron Hughey This webinar will to give participants a greater appreciation for the complementary nature of the student affairs and counseling professions.
- Decisions Matter: Using the Decision-Making Framework to Improve Contemporary Student Affairs Practice - 20% Off Book for Participants Dr. Aaron Hughey This webinar will cover the Decision-Making Framework developed by Vaccaro, McCoy, Champagne, and Siegel in their seminal book and discuss their proposed strategy for dealing with the challenges emerging on the modern college campus. [20% off the book for participants]
- Don’t Let Your Light Go Out: Staying Positive and Motivated Debbie Scheibler and Sinclair Preston Ceasar This webinar will be a vibrant and uplifting presentation about how to infuse more positivity into your practice, your office and into your interactions with your staff and students.
- Infusing the New Student Affairs Technology Competency Into Practice Dr. Josie Ahlquist & Dr. Joseph Sabado This webinar will discuss the intersection of technology with all the 10 competencies, as well as application of the foundational, intermediate and advanced levels of technology in student affairs.
- Introduction to Using Developmental Theory in Student Affairs Practice Dr. Tracy Davis This webinar will offer an overview of theories commonly used in professional preparation programs, with a particular focus on navigating practice. This session is also updated to include some of the pitfalls related to using theory in practice.
- Jumping Ship: Making the Leap Outside Student Affairs Debbie Scheibler This webinar will look at the opportunities available as well as the pros and cons of leaving a traditional career working for a college or university to join up with private entities that still support the work of student affairs professionals.
- Managing Organizational Conflict in the Workplace Dr. Jason Laker This webinar will focus on the challenges and opportunities associated with conflict in the workplace, whether between colleagues or supervisor/staff.
- Managing Our Anxiety About Student Anxiety Dr. Lee Burdette Williams & Dr. Kathryn Dingman Boger This webinar will cover some basic information about anxiety disorders including their definitions, symptoms, causes, methods of response and treatment as well as help staff delineate clinical and non-clinical roles.
- Motivational Interviewing: A Model for Behavioral Change Antonia Montoya This webinar will explore Motivational Interviewing (MI), an evidence-based method of helping people change their behavior, with an emphasis on autonomy, effective communication, motivation, self-efficacy, and readiness for change.
- Personal Balance and Professional Experience Dr. Tom Segar This webinar will explore effective strategies for excelling at work while creating more time and balance for yourself.
- Shaping Strategies for Student Affairs Fundraising Dr. Jason L. Meriwether This webinar will discuss some innovative, yet well-tested strategies for improving the percentage of students on campus who are participating in cocurricular experiences.
- Taking Your Program Board to a New Level Dr. Charles Hueber This webinar will explore ways some programs boards are restructuring and finding success by taking into consideration today's students who process information faster, are better multitaskers, are more entrepreneurial and have higher expectations than millennials.
- Title IX and LGBTQI students Heather Cowan, M.A. This webinar will cover the requirements of Title IX as it relates to our LGBTQI students and how we can help our LGBTQI students feel safer and more included on our campuses.